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Wasn't it the same last year?Interesting how the Australian Championship is now aligned with the A League season. Perhaps a sign of things to come?
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Sign Up Now!Wasn't it the same last year?Interesting how the Australian Championship is now aligned with the A League season. Perhaps a sign of things to come?
Wasn't it the same last year?
Isn't the 12 week transfer window for all men's Australian leagues? Maybe it isn't and it's just my assumption? But I can't see how it matters whether the Championship wants one day or 12 weeks, it's still inside the same window anyway so why bother highlighting it? Just weird that's all.Probably because its only 6 days as opposed the the Aleagues 12 weeks
Your right. Opening match was 10th October and Aleague 7 days later...i dont think it kicked off on the same weekend did it?
No mate, Australian Championship clubs can only sign players in that 6 day window...Isn't the 12 week transfer window for all men's Australian leagues? Maybe it isn't and it's just my assumption? But I can't see how it matters whether the Championship wants one day or 12 weeks, it's still inside the same window anyway so why bother highlighting it? Just weird that's all.
Now I'm confused haha. So South Melbourne can only sign players for six days in the entire year? Or do they also get the four week window during summer?No mate, Australian Championship clubs can only sign players in that 6 day window...
For the Championship they get a limited window.Now I'm confused haha. So South Melbourne can only sign players for six days in the entire year? Or do they also get the four week window during summer?
There was an 8 day window in June for NPL NSW clubs. There's a small window before the Championship and then a longer window between NPL seasons.Now I'm confused haha. So South Melbourne can only sign players for six days in the entire year? Or do they also get the four week window during summer?
There was an 8 day window in June for NPL NSW clubs. There's a small window before the Championship and then a longer window between NPL seasons.
Ohhhhhh.... Man I thought the window was open for everyone for the 12 weeks. So only A-League gets all 12 weeks for transfers? That has to change, get everyone on the same page.There was an 8 day window in June for NPL NSW clubs. There's a small window before the Championship and then a longer window between NPL seasons.
If I'm reading that calendar correctly the first week of the A League is the first week of the Championship ?Interesting how the Australian Championship is now aligned with the A League season. Perhaps a sign of things to come?
CorrectIf I'm reading that calendar correctly the first week of the A League is the first week of the Championship ?
Thats why they are loading up the Alegaue with "derbies" just in case they get embarrassingly low crowds again. hahahahahaIf I'm reading that calendar correctly the first week of the A League is the first week of the Championship ?
Watch the Sydney/Melbourne a league derby happen to be on the same day as a noteworthy aus championship fixture in Sydney/Melbourne etcThats why they are loading up the Alegaue with "derbies" just in case they get embarrassingly low crowds again. hahahahaha
The sydwsw game is on a Friday night. Surely they wouldn't be fucking stupid enough to put an AusChamp game on a Friday also.Watch the Sydney/Melbourne a league derby happen to be on the same day as a noteworthy aus championship fixture in Sydney/Melbourne etc
Marconi v Preston at the Marconi club at 11.30 am. Wanderers v Sydney fc at parramatta at 7.30 that night
Haven’t seen the a league fixture, just as an exampleThe sydwsw game is on a Friday night. Surely they wouldn't be fucking stupid enough to put an AusChamp game on a Friday also.
That got me thinking. I reckon it's the APL and FA working together again for "clean air" for each comp. Maybe suggests to me that the first round of Championship will be hosted by the clubs in Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and possibly Hobart and Canberra? There would still have to be two or so matches in Sydney because they think they run the show Thats why they are loading up the Alegaue with "derbies" just in case they get embarrassingly low crowds again. hahahahaha
By doing this you just disincentivise people attending and end up with only the diehards, anyone who was interested in checking it out, or considering going for the first time in a while etc they’ll just put it in the too hard basket. You’re trying to engage and re engage people, that’s not how you do it. Also remember with venues like Marconi or Sydney united, they’re not exactly centrally located, unless you live in the area it can require putting aside a fair chunk of time to get down etc i for one live nowhere near the ground so I have to plan ahead with work and travel etc to make sure I get get to key games etc so for that reason aswell morning kickoffs aren’t ideal ffs. You want to make it easy to attend games, not hard. That’s part of what npls advantage has been over the a league is recent years. It’s easier to follow, all games are free to watch online, you can just rock up to the ground etc etcSBS is broadcasting this thing again I assume so they'll determine broadcast times. If they're aligning to the A League season again it'll be the AusChamp games in the day & the A League games at night. I'm still amused at the Marconi one being played in blazing hot temps in the middle of the day and the A League derby out at Parra 5 hours after the end of the Marconi game. Like their was going to be some sort of stampede from Marconi Stadium straight to Parra. Clowns.